The latest report of the Canadian Internet Project seems to defy the conventional wisdom that the Internet is killing journalism. An excerpt: “With the increase of time spent online, the […]
READ MOREKory Teneycke, spokesman for Tory leader Stephen Harper, on the non-role of journalists: it is not a candidates’ priority to speak to media — but rather to get elected. Teneycke […]
READ MOREPosted by Regan Ray | The most effective way to innoculate yourself from political spin is to try to be at least as up to speed on the issues of […]
READ MOREJean-François Dumas, Infopresse | Avec un poids médias de 6,54%, la campagne électorale fédérale a connu une hausse de 235% durant la semaine du 16 au 22 septembre comparativement à […]
READ MOREJ. Jacques Samson, Journal de Québec | La participation à des débats électoraux et à des émissions de télévision ou de radio n’est pas une obligation pour quiconque. Il est […]
READ MOREFlorian Sauvageau – J’ajoute mon premier grain de sel à la conversation (encore restreinte). Selon l’article de la Columbia Journalism Review dont la lecture a été proposée par Philippe Marcoux, […]
READ MOREMichel Dumais | Depuis vendredi soir dernier, je ne cesse de réfléchir à cette question d’identité en ligne. Vrai, on me connait sous le nom de Michel Dumais, mais qui […]
READ MOREMichel Dumais, Le Devoir | Que le lecteur se rassure, on ne parle pas ici d’hurluberlus ou de cervelles d’oiseau, traduction approximative du mot «twitt», mais bien de courts messages […]
READ MOREExcerpts from a scathing piece by Andrew Coyne in Maclean’s on the performance of political journalism in Canada: “…in one respect every election is the same: the press coverage. It’s […]
READ MORESez Charlie Smith of the Georgia Straight on the subject of television journalism (his blog in the alternative newspaper is a rant about the resignation of a NDP candidate in […]
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